Light Gun Models
- Beam Gun - Nintendo - 1970
- Shooting Gallery - Magnavox Odyssey - 1972
- Laser Clay Shooting System - Nintendo - 1973
- Wild Gunman - Nintendo - 1974
- Wonder Wizard - GHP - 1976
- ColorSport VIII - Granada - 1976
- GD-1380 - Heathkit - 1976
- TV-Sports 801 - Lloyds - 1976
- Sportsman, Tournament 150, 200, 2000, 2501 - Unisonic - 1976/1976/1977/1977
- Telstar Ranger, Telstar Arcade, Telstar Marksman - Coleco - 1977/1977/1978
- TV Fun Sportsrama - APF Electronics - 1977
- Visio Matic 101 - CIT Alcatel - 1977
- Model 1199 - Interstate (company) - 1977
- Markint 6 - Markint - 1977
- N20 (light gun) - Philips - 1977
- Visiomat 11 - Pizon-Bross - 1977
- TV Scoreboard - RadioShack - 1977
- Home T.V. Game - Santron - 1977
- TV game - Sennheiser - 1977
- 105 - Sportron - 1977
- 501 - Starex - 1977
- Mark V-C - Unimex - 1977
- XK 600B - Ingersoll (company) - 1978
- Jeu TV TVG-6 - Klevox - 1978
- OC 5000 Occitane - (SOE)- 1978
- Videosport - Prinztronic - 1978
- Color TV game - Sands 1978
- Telescore - SEB (company) - 1978
- Sports Centre, Colour TV game 3600 MK III - Granada (company) - 1979
- Color Multi-Spiel - Universum - 1979
- NES Zapper - Nintendo - 1984
- Light Phaser - Sega - 1986
- XG-1 - Atari (XEGS) - 1987
- Action Max - Worlds of Wonder - 1987
- LaserScope - Konami - 1990
- Super Scope - Nintendo - 1992
- Menacer - Sega - 1994
- Peacekeeper Revolver - Philips CD-i - 1994
- GunCon - Namco - 1997
- Dreamcast Light Guns - Sega - 2000-2003
- GunCon 2 - Namco - 2001
- Topgun - EMS - 2005
- Topgun II - EMS - 2007
- GunCon 3 - Namco - 2007
- Nerf N-Strike - Nerf - 2008
- Integrated Pistol - MoProUsa - 2008
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